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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ED BURG

Cultural Calendar

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of Events in Detroit Jewish Community
Week of April 26-May 2

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Singer, Alien Ginsberg, Win U.S. Book Awards

NEW YORK — Isaac Bas=
hevis Singer's "A Crown of
Feathers and Other Stories"
(reviewed in the Jewish
News March 8) shared the

April 26-8:30 p.m.—Rabbi Eugene B. Borowitz: "Conflict:
Love Israel—Love America," at Cong. Beth Sha-
lom. Free.
27-9:15 p.m.—Opening Events of Week-Long Israel
Independence Day Observance at Jewish Center.
(See story, Page 5)
—9 a.m.—Rabbi BoroWitz: "Search for Jewish Iden-
tity," at Beth Shalom. Free.
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—9:30 p.m.—"Fun for Funds" carnival to benefit
American Red Magen David for Israel at Cong.
Beth Abraham-Hillel. Admission.
28-11:30 a.m.—Rabbi Borowitz: "How Can Modern
Man Believe in God?" at Beth Shalom. Free.
—2 p.m.—Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemora-
tion sponsored by Morris Citrin Jewish Music
Club at 10 Mile Jewish Center. Free.

Mt. Clemens, Lansing, Gd. Rapids
Map Functions for Israel Bonds

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Adrienne Rich for "Diving
Into the Wreck."
Maurice Natanson w a s
winner in the philosophy and
religion category for "Ed-
ward Husserl: Philosopher of
Infinite Tasks." S. E. Luria,
biology professor at the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and winner of
the 1969 Nobel Prize in
physiology, won in the sci-
ences category for "Life:
the Unfinished Experiment."

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Israel Bond events in three
outstate communities will
take place next month, it was
announced this week. Mount
Clemens, Lansing and Grand
Rapids Israel Bond commit-
tees are announcing dinner
committees and advance
meetings.

brated with a banquet by the
Bnai Brith Harvey Leven-
berg Lodge and Mt. Clemens
Committee for State of Is-
rael Bonds 5:30 p.m. May
19 at Beth Tephilath Moses
Congregation, Mount Clem-
ens.
Emanuel L i t v i n, state
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The 26th anniversary of the chairman for Israel Bonds,
for quality photographs
state of Israel will be cele- will chair the committee,
and fast service
consisting of Jerome Balas,
call me at
Louis Davis, Larry Goldberg,
Harvey Gordenker, Paul Lit-
BLAIR-KEITH
yin, Ben Rosen, Martin
Rubin and Michael Schwartz.
Available For All Occasions
STUDIO
20 years experience.
Humorist and dramatist
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas
Lew Norman will perform.
We come to your home with samples
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468-7114 evenings.
The Greater Lansing Israel
MiJiC 5ruly for the 2N3criminatin9
Bond function will be held
by „
6:30 p.m. May 18 at Cong.
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Shaarey Zedek, East Lan-
Mack Vitt and hi3 Orc4e3lra
sing.
Dr. George Kessler will
chair the committee, which
includes Sherwood Berman,
Michael Borus, Dr. Theodore
Brody, Shelly Elstein, Morris
Goldstein, Dr. David Kahn,
Esther Kessler, Frederick
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Dr. Martin Pearlman, Sidney
Rosenberg, Abigail Sher, Dr.
Irving Silverman and Gerald
Simon.
One of Allied Van Lines Largest Haulers
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Arieh Plotkin, observer of
1300 N. Campbell Road
2253 Cole Street
Middle East affairs.
Royal Oak
Birmingham
For information, call Dr.
Kessler, ED 2-6120.
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MI 4-4613
Israel's anniversary will
be celebrated at a parlor
meeting 8 p.m. May 15 at the
ion
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Schwartz, 2151 Robinson
S.E., Grand Rapids. Dr.
Plotkin will speak.
For information, contact
Fashions
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, 458-
Judy Schultz
Arlene Gurecki
6343.
The new $1,000,000,000 re-
construction and development
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issue of State of Israel Bonds
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Proceeds through sales of
Israel Bonds are making
possible the absorption of
Until May 1st
immigrants, building of per-
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manent housing, growth of
Sizes 3 to 241/2
industry a n d agriculture,
construction of roads, har-
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25th - annual National Book
Award for fiction, presented
in ceremonies at Lincoln
Center April 18.
The other winner, Thomas
Pynchon, will share the
$1,000 prize with Singer, who
was not present at the cere-
mony because he is in Israel.
Another shared prize, this
in poetry, went to Allen
Ginsberg for "The Fall of
America: Poems of These
States, 1965-1971" and to
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Joseph Jackier
to Chair Dinner
for Yeshiva U.

Joseph H. Jackier has been
named chairman of the De-
troit Friends of Yeshiva Uni-
versity's 19th annual 'dinner
June 6, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, it was announced by
Daniel A. Layen, general
chairman of the Detroit
Friends.

Norman Allan will be pre-
sented with the Yeshiva Uni-
versity Distinguished Service
Award, in a climax to the
Detroit Friends' annual
scholarship campaign.

Jackier, a practicing attor_
ney in Detroit since 1938, is
a member of the board of
governors and executive com-
mittee of the Jewish Welfare
Federation.

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paign in meeting the univer-
sity's needs.

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are serving the Detroit com-
munity as rabbis, educators,
physicians, social workers
and business leaders. Each
year, a representative group
of Detroit area students at-
tend the various undergradu-
ate and graduate schools of
the university.

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